Every other route on the key quietly assumes you can say what hardware exists, where it sits and what condition it is in. Across offices, depots, plants and spare bedrooms that assumption is usually wrong by a wide margin. These four lines are what make it true.
Ask a sizeable organisation how many endpoints it owns and three systems will give three answers. N-able N-sight settles the argument: what exists, what it runs, what updates it is missing, and when it last spoke to anybody. That final field is the valuable one. Hardware silent since spring is either gone or quietly undefended, and knowing which is worth more than most dashboards.
Updating and scripted repair travel on the same agent, and so does reaching in, which means fixing something does not begin with talking a despatch supervisor through a screen share. Filtering rides along too, so the rules follow a laptop into vans, hotels and box rooms instead of stopping at the doors of a building your workforce no longer fills.
Mac estates grow sideways rather than by decision. Design, marketing, the executive floor and a good slice of sales end up on Apple hardware without anybody ever writing that down as policy, and those machines routinely hold the drawings, bids and board papers worth the most. Addigy manages them properly: profiles, baselines, software and compliance held in place rather than politely requested.
Handsets carry the same argument further. The phone reads company mail, holds the authenticator standing guard over everything else, and cheerfully joins whichever network a departure lounge is broadcasting. Zimperium does its reasoning on the handset itself, so it still works on a phone with no usable route back to anything.
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The dull line the rest of the key leans on. Hardware absent from any register cannot be defended, and a box last heard from in March cannot be brought up to date.
| Platform | N-able N-sight |
|---|---|
| Applies to | Windows, macOS and Linux, plus handset and tablet management |
| Shows | Register, hardware detail, update state and last contact |
| Reach in | Remote sessions and scripted repair |
| Measured in | Managed device, each month |
Rules that travel with the laptop, rather than stopping at the doors of a building half your workforce no longer walks into.
| Platform | N-able N-sight web protection |
|---|---|
| Delivered by | The agent already present, so no box goes into a rack |
| Covers | Category, reputation and bandwidth across managed hardware |
| Away from base | Rules travel with the hardware, out of your buildings |
| Needs | Remote Monitoring and Management on the same hardware |
| Measured in | Managed device, each month |
Apple hardware held to the same standard as the Windows estate, which stops being optional the moment design, the executive floor and a good chunk of sales are all on Macs.
| Platform | Addigy |
|---|---|
| Applies to | macOS and iOS |
| Holds | Configuration profiles and security baselines, continuously |
| Pushes | Software out and repairs in, remotely |
| Measured in | Apple device, each month |
The handset reads company mail, holds the authenticator that guards the rest, and joins whatever network an airport lounge is broadcasting. It has earned the same seriousness as the laptop it replaced.
| Platform | Zimperium |
|---|---|
| Applies to | Apple and Android phones and tablets |
| Posture | Decides locally, with no dependence on a cloud round trip |
| Raises | Hostile apps, message lures, rooted hardware, network attack |
| Measured in | Mobile device, each month |
Written down in advance, so the question of what else the estate needs gets asked now and not in the middle of something.
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